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Default Formula to lookup last number in colum


I have a bank statement in Excel, I want Excel to look in a specific
colum and return the last number of that column. For Exemple, let's
say I have values in Column C and values from cell C8 to C55, I want
the value in cell C55 to be returned to me in a specific cell!

I hope my explanation is easy to understand! Hope someone can help.

Thanks!

Maggy


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=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,C8:C65536)

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=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,C8:C55)

Diamonelle wrote:
I have a bank statement in Excel, I want Excel to look in a specific
colum and return the last number of that column. For Exemple, let's
say I have values in Column C and values from cell C8 to C55, I want
the value in cell C55 to be returned to me in a specific cell!

I hope my explanation is easy to understand! Hope someone can help.

Thanks!

Maggy

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